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Title: Nexus Originem Theory: The Fundamental Framework of Existence, Time, and Relational Networks Abstract The "Nexus Originem" framework presents a novel approach to understanding the nature of existence, time, and relational structures across different domains, from quantum fluctuations to cosmic expansion. Unlike previous theories, which assume the emergence of the universe ex nihilo, this model introduces the concept of Absolute Null (A_N) as a conceptual tool for contrasting existence, emphasizing that nothing can emerge from true absolute nothingness. Instead, Null (N_N)—a transitional state of minor fluctuations—provides the conditions necessary for the birth of Nexus Originem, the fundamental relational field. This theory integrates time as a foundational component that enables existence and interaction, while dark energy is framed as the driver of imbalance and transformation. A set of mathematical formulations is provided to model the emergence of relational networks and existence itself. The implications of this theory extend to cosmology, quantum mechanics, and metaphysics, suggesting a cyclical nature of cosmic evolution and the emergence of a Multiversal Nexus rather than a singular universe. 1. Introduction The fundamental nature of existence remains one of the most profound questions in science and philosophy. Classical models, such as the Big Bang theory and quantum mechanics, describe physical reality but do not provide a comprehensive framework for understanding the nature of time, existence, and emergence. Furthermore, these models fail to explain the preconditions for existence or the potential cyclic evolution of the universe beyond the singularity. This paper introduces the Nexus Originem Theory, which proposes that time, dark energy, and relational structures are the basis of all existence. In this model, Absolute Null (A_N) represents a purely conceptual state of absolute nothingness, where no time, space, or fluctuations exist. However, because such a state lacks the potential for ... |